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Standard XII
Chemistry
Photoelectric Effect
If there are ...
Question
If there are only two
H
−
atoms, each is in
3
r
d
excited state then:
A
maximum number of different photons emitted is
4
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B
maximum number of different photons emitted is
3
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C
minimum number of different photons emitted is
1
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minimum number of different photons emitted is
2
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Solution
The correct option is
A
maximum number of different photons emitted is
4
For
n
t
h
exited state
n
=
(
n
t
h
+
1
)
Here
n
t
h
=
3
r
d
=
(
3
+
1
)
n
=
4
For the first
H
−
atom the possible no.of photons emitted
⇒
4
→
3
3
→
2
2
→
1
And
For the second
H
−
atoms, the possible no. of photons emitted
⇒
4
→
2
[
2
→
1
]
(repeated)
Therefore, the maximum no. of photons emitted
⇒
4
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